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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Wells Fargo Home Recovery Kit in our platform.
- Begin with the Introduction Letter, which outlines the purpose of the kit and provides essential contact information for assistance.
- Proceed to 'Your Guide to the Home Recovery Process' section. This will help you understand what documentation is required for your claim.
- Fill out the General Information Form by entering your loan number, property address, and contact details. Ensure all information is clearly printed.
- Complete the Third Party Authorization Form if you wish to allow someone else to manage aspects of your claim. Initial each authorization type you grant.
- For contractors, ensure they complete and sign the Conditional Waiver of Lien form, matching amounts with their contracts.
- Once repairs are completed, fill out and sign the Certification Of Completion Of Repairs form to finalize your claim process.
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